It may not be as enticing as the 'Penny Movies' offer a few weeks back but FilmFlex will again be discounting high definition movies as they approach the end of their 'premium price' life on Virgin Media.
Bee Movie Animated family adventure featuring the voice talent of Jerry Seinfeld. Available for £2.50 from 07/12/08 to 17/12/08
Be Kind Rewind Jack Black recreates the tapes he erases in a video store. Available for £2.25 from 18/12/08 to 27/12/08
No Country For Old Men Multi-Oscar winning crime thriller from the Coen Brothers, with Javier Bardem. Available for £2.75 from 20/12/08 to 31/12/08
The Kite Runner Acclaimed adaptation about a rift between childhood friends. Available for £2.25 from 20/12/08 to 31/12/08
Cloverfield Action thriller about a huge creature invading New York City. Available for £2.50 from 01/01/09 to 07/01/09
A reminder that it will only be a month or so before these turn up for nowt on Sky Premiere in standard definition.
Showing posts with label FilmFlex HD. Show all posts
Showing posts with label FilmFlex HD. Show all posts
December 10, 2008
December 01, 2008
Iron Man and Indiana Jones in HD - UPDATED

Good news for those of us who enjoy the odd extravagance of a Filmflex HD film every now and again - both Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull and Iron Man are listed as "coming soon" in high def on the Filmflex website. (Please note that Filmflex's definition of "coming soon" normally means in the next week or two, as opposed to the Virgin Media definition of the next year or two...)
Less exciting is that two other summer blockbusters on their way, Wanted and Incredible Hulk, are not listed as HD.
I expect Dark Knight, being a Warner Bros title, will be in HD...fingers crossed.
UPDATE: Iron Man is showing from Dec 11, Indiana Jones from Dec 25. Both are £3.99 in SD and £4.99 in HD.
July 27, 2008
Current Filmflex HD titles
Recent releases in bold: click title for IMDB details
The Abandoned
Apocalypto
Arachnophia
Armageddon
Bee Movie
Breach
Control
The Cottage
CSNY: Deja Vu
Eastern Promises
Enchanted
Halloween (2007)
Hatchet
In The Name Of The King
Interview
Lions for Lambs
Michael Clayton
Mr Brooks
National Treasure 2
PS I Love You
Penelope
Pirates of the Caribbean: Curse of the Black Pearl
Pulp Fiction
The Recruit
Rescue Dawn
The Rock
Saw IV
Sleuth (2007)
30 Days of Night
Wedding Daze
The Abandoned
Apocalypto
Arachnophia
Armageddon
Bee Movie
Breach
Control
The Cottage
CSNY: Deja Vu
Eastern Promises
Enchanted
Halloween (2007)
Hatchet
In The Name Of The King
Interview
Lions for Lambs
Michael Clayton
Mr Brooks
National Treasure 2
PS I Love You
Penelope
Pirates of the Caribbean: Curse of the Black Pearl
Pulp Fiction
The Recruit
Rescue Dawn
The Rock
Saw IV
Sleuth (2007)
30 Days of Night
Wedding Daze
May 26, 2008
FilmFlex improving HD services
Slowly but surely it appears that FilmFlex are beefing their high definition movies listings. This week sees three of the service's new releases available in HD (Enchanted, Primeval Kill and 30 Days of Night) and with now around 20 movies available it looks like a creditable service at last. I watched Michael Clayton in HD at the weekend - it may not be the most dramatic visuals you'll ever see in high definition, but a stunning picture nevertheless (and a pretty stunning movie, too).
Thank you, FilmFlex - let's hope these improvements continue.
Thank you, FilmFlex - let's hope these improvements continue.
April 26, 2008
More HD with FilmFlex
The on demand film service, FilmFlex, has been nicely adding more HD movies in recent weeks, including some worth investing in if you don't find the price of entry too prohibitive.
Added this week are the Joy Division Control, Michael Clayton (Gorgeous George in HD - careful now, ladies) and Steve Buscemi's Interview. Of the older movies there are two Tarentino's Death Proof and Pulp Fiction, the first Pirates of the Carribean movie (the watchable one) and and The Village. There are 21 in all showing in my region this week, priced from £3.99 to £4.50 - don't ask me to explain the pricing structure as it makes no sense to me whatsoever. IMDB links in the FilmFlex panel on the right of the blog
Added this week are the Joy Division Control, Michael Clayton (Gorgeous George in HD - careful now, ladies) and Steve Buscemi's Interview. Of the older movies there are two Tarentino's Death Proof and Pulp Fiction, the first Pirates of the Carribean movie (the watchable one) and and The Village. There are 21 in all showing in my region this week, priced from £3.99 to £4.50 - don't ask me to explain the pricing structure as it makes no sense to me whatsoever. IMDB links in the FilmFlex panel on the right of the blog
April 19, 2008
New on this blog
The daily update on what's new on BBC HD each evening seems to be quite popular, so I've added two more regular lists of HD On Demand information that I'll endeavour to keep current:
- FilmFlex seems to be expanding its selection of HD films - here's the current listing for my region.
- TV Choice On Demand HD has some quality US imports, all free of charge to XL customers. (Go to TV Choice On Demand, 9, 1 to access.)
April 10, 2008
FilmFlex HD
The HD fayre on Filmflex looks like it's picking up: over on his excellent Inside Virgin blog, Virgin1 reports that in addition to Pulp Fiction (now available), Eastern Promises and Armageddon in HD. Presumably with the same bizarre pricing structure we currently "enjoy". More at Inside Virgin
March 17, 2008
Death Proof in HD
In my area FilmFlex has added two further films in HD today, bringing the total available to 14. The Walker stars Woody Harrelson and had fairly mixed reviews, but perhaps more interesting is the arrival of Tarantino's Death Proof, available for an inexplicably steep £4.50. I've seen neither, but it's good to see the FilmFlex HD selection expanding at last after several months of in action
March 13, 2008
FilmFlex HD movies return
Good news for folk who lost their FilmFlex HD movie selection (meager though it may be); they're back, and with some new titles, too.
In SE London I'm now seeing:
2 Days in Paris
Apolcalypto (£4.50)
Black Christmas
Face/Off
Gone in Sixty Seconds
The Hoax (£4.25)
Honey I Shrunk the Kids
Moliere (£3.50)
Pirates of the Caribbean: At the End of the World (£4.50)
The Queen (£3.50)
Riser of the Footsoldier (£4.25)
The Village
At £4 except where noted...is it me, or do those prices reflect the film length? Over two hours, you pay 25p or 50p more? That's pretty pathetic...they don't do it with the SD films, so why do it for HD?
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Incidentally, I've noticed that the A-Z listing in TV Choice on Demand is now listed in a different format, making it quicker to go through. Could this be a sign that they're looking to add more content shortly?
In SE London I'm now seeing:
2 Days in Paris
Apolcalypto (£4.50)
Black Christmas
Face/Off
Gone in Sixty Seconds
The Hoax (£4.25)
Honey I Shrunk the Kids
Moliere (£3.50)
Pirates of the Caribbean: At the End of the World (£4.50)
The Queen (£3.50)
Riser of the Footsoldier (£4.25)
The Village
At £4 except where noted...is it me, or do those prices reflect the film length? Over two hours, you pay 25p or 50p more? That's pretty pathetic...they don't do it with the SD films, so why do it for HD?
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Incidentally, I've noticed that the A-Z listing in TV Choice on Demand is now listed in a different format, making it quicker to go through. Could this be a sign that they're looking to add more content shortly?
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